BackTalk Podcast by Successful Black Parenting magazine: Recent Episodes
J.R. Celeste
Discussing topics important to the Black family worldwide with host, J.R. Celeste, publisher of Successful Black Parenting magazine and Successful Parenting Media. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/janice-celeste/support
She’s a world-famous ballerina, a bestselling author, and a history-maker as the first Black woman Principal Dancer at American Ballet Theatre—but Misty Copeland just told me she’s… clumsy. And yet, that didn’t stop her from becoming great. Listen to this episode and come and get some of this Black girl magic!
In this episode of BACKtalk, Misty opens up about her new children’s book Bunheads, Act 2: The Dance of Courage, how she’s raising brave kids, and what it really means to shine—even when life knocks you out of the spotlight. From stage to motherhood, Misty gets real about resilience, girl power, and how to keep dreaming through disappointment.
If you’ve ever had to tell your child, “This isn't your time to shine,” this conversation will speak to your soul.
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Khadijah VanBrakle is a Black Muslim woman and contemporary young adult author living in the Southwestern United States. Born and raised in Canada to American parents, she writes stories that reflect the dual marginalization of Black American Muslim teens, because for far too long, those voices have been missing from the shelves. Her 2023 debut novel, Fatima Tate Takes The Cake, and her upcoming release, My Perfect Family (out August 26, 2025), center young Muslim girls navigating adolescence while holding space for identity, faith, and family. Her work is published by Holiday House. Learn more at khadijahvanbrakle.com or follow her @khadijahvanbrakle on Instagram.
What if Black mothers didn’t have to do it all alone? In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, Trishay “Mama Yata” Young—Founder of Melanin Mothers Meet and warrior for Black maternal health—shares how to reclaim rest and activate your village after childbirth. From delegating tasks to building community rituals that protect your peace, Mama Yata drops wisdom every parent needs to hear. Tune in to learn how her home birth and breastfeeding journey led to a movement that’s redefining postpartum for Black and Brown moms everywhere.🍼 Perfect for new parents, doulas, aunties, and anyone who believes in the power of showing up for Black motherhood.#BlackMaternalHealth #PostpartumSupport #MelaninMothersMeet #BACKtalkPodcast
Black youth are under pressure—and the mental health cost is rising. From the relentless grip of social media to the weight of racial trauma and cultural stigma, many of our children are suffering in silence. In this powerful BACKtalk episode, we sit down with Dr. Cedric X. Bryant, CEO of the American Council on Exercise and a leading expert in behavior-change science, to unpack the real stressors Black children face today—and what parents can do right now to help.We talk about:How social media uniquely affects Black youthSigns your child may be silently strugglingBreaking generational cycles of mental health stigmaEasy lifestyle changes that boost emotional wellnessWhy sleep, movement, and open conversations are criticalIf you’ve ever wondered how to support your child’s mental well-being better—or just want to know what to watch for—this is the conversation every Black parent needs to hear.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6718473823059968
https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Award-winning author Derrick Barnes joins BACKtalk to share the powerful story behind his newest picture book, I Got You: A Brother’s Promise. Inspired by his own four sons—aka the Mighty Barnes Brothers—this heartwarming tale celebrates brotherhood, empathy, and the ups and downs of growing up Black and brilliant.
We talked about:
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The importance of showing Black boy joy in literature
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How he fought to keep one of his books from being banned
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Raising confident sons in today’s world
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About his newest book, "I Got You"- The real-life sibling bond that inspired Rasheed & Anthony
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Why emotional honesty matters in Black families
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How illustrator Shamar Knight-Justice brings this love to life💬
Don’t miss this conversation—it’s about more than a book. It’s a celebration of Black family, fatherhood, and what it means to say “I got you.”
📚 I Got You hits shelves July 15, 2025 — preorder now!
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He walked in space, but hates roller coasters. 🚀 Go figure!
In this episode of BACKtalk, we sit down with Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr., the first African American to walk in space, to talk about his surprising fears, his journey from humble beginnings to NASA astronaut, and why his biggest mission today is helping Black and Brown kids unlock their potential through STEM, education, and mentorship.
Dr. Harris shares powerful advice for parents raising children to dream without limits, how to nurture curiosity early, and what it really means to invest in the future, from the classroom to venture capital. Parents, get his book for yourself titled, Embracing Infinite Possibilities: Letting Go Of Fear To Find Your Highest Potential.
🎧 Don’t miss this inspiring conversation full of laughter, legacy, and life lessons for the whole village.
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What does it take to become the first Black woman puppeteer on Sesame Street—and then use that platform to change lives?
In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, we sit down with Megan Piphus, the 4x Emmy-winning performer, producer, and author who voices Gabrielle on Sesame Street and inspires millions of children worldwide.
But Megan is more than a voice behind a puppet—she’s a movement. From going viral as a ventriloquist to producing Cinderella Sweep, a music album that empowered 60+ girls of color across the country, Megan shares how she’s using puppetry, music, and storytelling to help children find their own voices.
You’ll laugh, you’ll tear up, and you’ll walk away feeling empowered.
✨ Plus: Hear the inside scoop on her upcoming children’s book Talk to the Hand (Penguin), how Keke Palmer’s nonprofit joined the mission, and why representation in children's media isn't optional—it's essential.
📢 This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, creators, and anyone who believes in the power of purpose-driven storytelling.
👉🏾 Hit play and get inspired.
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Are we parenting with purpose—or by default? Join host Janice Robinson-Celeste and guest Mama Bolanle Ambonisye, founder of Tapping Our Parental Power (TOPP), for a transformational conversation on how to break generational trauma and raise empowered, emotionally resilient Black children. Learn how her new parenting manual is equipping families with the tools to create nurturing homes, set healthy boundaries, and guide children through life with confidence, purpose, and cultural pride.Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or community leader, this is the parenting reset you've been waiting for.
A special Father’s Day week episode of BACKtalk: Host Janice Robinson-Celeste sits down with Javon Fraizer, founder of Maestro Media, to explore how play becomes a powerful love language in family life.
From adapting popular video games into record-breaking tabletop experiences to co-developing with fans, Javon reveals how laughter, board games, and spontaneous fun can strengthen bonds, lower stress, and boost well-being.
He also shares practical tips for busy parents on carving out play moments, maintaining a thriving business without sacrificing family time, and creating lasting memories with your children.
Kickstarter campaigns:• Clash of Clans: The Epic Raid – https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/maestromedia/clash-of-clans-the-epic-raid
• All Maestro Media projects – https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/maestromedia/created
Fatherhood #PlayIsLove #BoardGames #TabletopGaming #FamilyTime #MaestroMedia #ParentingTips #StressRelief
Actor and dad Anthony E. Williams joins Janice Robinson-Celeste on BACKtalk to talk fatherhood, film, and breaking stereotypes. From his series F.A.M. to Straw on Netflix, hear how he balances career and family—and why Black fatherhood needs new narratives.
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Many expectant parents aren’t offered essential prenatal testing. In this “Know More Sooner” episode, Dr. Dallas Reed breaks down the myths, facts, and real stories behind NIPS, Prequel®, Foresight®, and SneakPeek®—so you can ask better questions and feel empowered.
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Phnewfula, founder of Happy Mango and mom of two, keeps it real about raising Black children with pride, setting boundaries (no pink bussdowns at 10!), and breaking stereotypes—all while running a business. From school bias to social media image battles, this episode is a must for every Black mom raising the next generation.
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This literature review from the National Black Child Development Institute’s Black Infant and Maternal Health Task Force takes a hard look at Black maternal and infant health disparities through the lenses of anti-Black racism, intersectionality, and Afrofuturism.
You’ll learn how structural racism and racial trauma drive adverse birth outcomes, like low birth weight, and contribute to preventable maternal deaths. We’ll also explore an Afrofuturist Systems Design Process that centers Black experiences, knowledge, and community wisdom to forge transformative, equity-driven solutions.
Whether you’re a parent, in health care, education, or policy, join us as we outline the comprehensive policy reforms and structural changes needed to dismantle oppressive systems and ensure Black families not only survive but thrive.
🔍 Key Takeaways:
- The role of structural racism in maternal and infant health
- Intersectional factors that exacerbate adverse birth outcomes
- An introduction to Afrofuturist Systems Design for health equity
- Actionable strategies for policy, clinical practice, and community leadership
🎧 Listen, Follow & ShareHelp us reach more professionals by following BACKtalk on Spotify, leaving a ⭐ rating, and sharing this episode with your network!
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Disclosure: This review was generated by AI.
Being a single Black mom is rarely framed as powerful or successful, but Dr. Vicki Wright-Hamilton is here to change that.
In this inspiring episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with Dr. Vicki about her groundbreaking book and documentary Diary of Successful Black Single Mothers. They dive into the truth behind single motherhood, breaking stereotypes, and how to define success on your own terms. From launching a skincare line to creating a board game and founding a certification program for single moms, Dr. Vicki shows that success isn’t one-size-fits-all.
🎧 Listen in for wisdom, motivation, and the reminder that your story is still being written and it's powerful.
⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Diary of Successful Black Single Mothers
00:00 – Intro and welcome to BACKtalk
01:00 – Meet Dr. Vicki Wright-Hamilton and her background
03:00 – What inspired the anthology and documentary project
06:00 – Breaking the stigma around Black single mothers
09:00 – Stories that moved her most in the project
12:00 – Why redefining success is essential
15:00 – The Emory-backed certification program for single moms
18:00 – From tech executive to author: Vicki’s career journey
21:00 – Launching a skincare line and a board game
24:00 – Balancing ambition and wellness
27:00 – What true success looks like for Black single moms
30:00 – How to support the movement and get involved
33:00 – Final words of encouragement and wrap-up
Impostor syndrome doesn’t start in adulthood. For many Black children, the seeds of self-doubt are planted early.
In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with Drs. Lisa and Richard Orbe-Austin—renowned psychologists, executive coaches, TEDx speakers, and authors of Your Child’s Greatness: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Children Without Impostor Syndrome (Ulysses Press, 2025).
They break down how parents can spot early warning signs, affirm identity, and help their children develop lasting self-confidence.
🎧 You’ll learn:
• How impostor syndrome shows up in children
• Ways to build identity-affirming spaces at home
• What parents can do to stop self-doubt early
• Tools to raise confident, self-assured kids
📚 Get the book: https://amzn.to/3Ez6Cmx
What does a name really mean? For many Black and immigrant children, it means identity, heritage, and pride. But what happens when the world tells them their name is too different?
In this special episode of BACKtalk by Successful Black Parenting Magazine, host Janice Robinson-Celeste talks with bestselling author and “Professional Troublemaker” Luvvie Ajayi Jones about her powerful new children’s book Little Troublemaker Defends Her Name. Inspired by her own story of growing up Nigerian-American, Luvvie shares how parents can help kids stand tall in who they are, starting with their names.
🎧 Topics include:
• Why names matter and how they shape confidence
• How to help kids respond to microaggressions
• The emotional impact of never seeing your name on a keychain
• Tips for parents raising bold, unapologetic children
• Luvvie’s movement to get 10,000 books into classrooms
Find Little Troublemaker Defends Her Name on Amazon: https://amzn.to/42XFl5j
Follow Luvvie everywhere @Luvvie
Follow us @SuccessfulBlackParenting
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00:00 – Intro and welcome
02:45 – Luvvie explains the meaning of her name
05:30 – Why she calls herself a “Professional Troublemaker”
12:10 – Story behind Little Troublemaker Defends Her Name
18:35 – How mispronouncing names becomes a microaggression
25:00 – Advice for parents raising bold kids
31:20 – Where to get the book and join the sponsorship train
Why are Black women still three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes in the U.S.?
In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with OB-GYN and advocate Dr. Faith Ahuba during Black Maternal Health Week. They discuss systemic racism in healthcare, personal stories of survival, implicit bias, and what real advocacy looks like for moms, dads, and communities.
🎧 Dr. Ahuba shares her own postpartum experience, the role of doulas, and how faith and mindset can help us heal. This is more than a conversation—it's a wake-up call.
🔗 Learn more at SuccessfulBlackParenting.com
📘 Get Dr. Ahuba’s book Peace Rx on Amazon
📲 Follow us @SuccessfulBlackParenting
⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Black Maternal Health Awareness Week
00:00 – Intro and launch of Black Maternal Health Awareness Week
01:00 – Why Black maternal mortality is a crisis
03:00 – Guest intro: Dr. Asoha Faith Ahuba shares her background
05:00 – Icebreaker: What most people don’t know about Dr. Faith
07:00 – Why Black women are still dying at higher rates in 2025
10:00 – Root causes: systemic racism, empathy, and provider education
13:00 – Patient self-advocacy and the CDC’s ‘Hear Her’ initiative
16:00 – Janice shares her personal story of being mistreated during labor
20:00 – What providers can do differently and why implicit bias training matters
24:00 – Fear of retaliation: Why some Black patients stay silent
27:00 – How to strategically escalate complaints during birth care
30:00 – Why advocacy should be taught in birthing classes
33:00 – Should you find a Black OB-GYN or just an empathetic one?
36:00 – Preconception health and planning for safer pregnancies
39:00 – Dr. Faith’s message to scared Black moms: Faith over fear
42:00 – How generational trauma shows up during pregnancy
45:00 – Dr. Faith’s book Peace Rx and the role of faith in healing
48:00 – What policies would Dr. Faith implement if she had the power
51:00 – Should hospitals publish maternal mortality data?
53:00 – How to advocate effectively and where to find Dr. Faith’s work
55:00 – Closing thoughts and thanks from Janice Robinson-Celeste
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In this heartfelt episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste sits down with Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock to discuss his new children’s picture book, We’re In This Together: Leo’s Lunchbox. Inspired by the biblical story of the Feeding of the Five Thousand, this modern parable follows a young boy named Leo who learns that sharing—even when you don’t have much—can lead to unexpected abundance.
Together, they dive into topics like food insecurity, the threats to free lunch programs and SNAP benefits, the importance of early childhood education like Head Start, and why faith, compassion, and community must guide the way we raise our children, especially in today’s divided climate.
Senator Warnock also opens up about his inspiration for Leo’s story, his memories as a “free lunch kid,” and how parenting his two young children shapes his values and vision for the future.
Tune in for a conversation full of truth, tenderness, and purpose.
⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Leo’s Lunchbox with Rev. Raphael Warnock
00:00 – Welcome and introduction to the episode
00:50 – The reality of food insecurity for children in America
02:00 – Senator Warnock joins the show and introduces himself
03:40 – Signature icebreaker: the parenting lesson that shaped his life
05:15 – The inspiration behind Leo’s Lunchbox and the biblical roots
07:40 – Why the book centers a child facing poverty and scarcity
10:20 – Discussion on child poverty, SNAP, Head Start, and public policy
13:30 – How storytelling can influence national values and compassion
15:00 – Dr. King’s “Beloved Community” and the message of giving
17:30 – A real-life memory that inspired Leo’s character
19:00 – The importance of inclusive, diverse children’s literature
21:00 – Being a dad: how parenting reshaped how he communicates big ideas
23:30 – Writing for children vs. writing for adults
25:20 – Why “second chances” is a core message in the book
27:00 – The role of faith-based values in parenting today
28:45 – Final thoughts and where to find the book and follow Rev. Warnock
30:00 – Outro and call to action from Janice Robinson-Celeste
Eloise Drane has been a 6-time egg donor and 3-time surrogate, but her greatest legacy might be how she’s reshaping the fertility industry itself. In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, host Janice Robinson-Celeste speaks with Eloise about founding Family Inceptions, the first Black woman-owned fertility agency in the U.S., and how she’s breaking down barriers for intended parents, surrogates, and egg donors, especially Black women. From discrimination in fertility clinics to the emotional and physical realities of surrogacy, Eloise gets real about what it takes to build a family and why inclusion matters.
⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Womb Work with Eloise Drane
00:00 – Welcome and introduction to the episode
01:00 – Meet Eloise Drane and the inspiration behind Family Inceptions
04:00 – Icebreaker: A childhood lesson that still guides Eloise
06:00 – Eloise’s first experience as an egg donor and how it went wrong
10:00 – The turning point: discovering Black women do need fertility support
13:00 – Becoming a surrogate and founding her own agency
17:00 – Facing discrimination in the fertility space
20:00 – The emotional and mental strength required for donation and surrogacy
24:00 – Why the fertility industry is dominated by white leadership
27:00 – How fertility work impacts legacy and community
30:00 – Compensation details and requirements for egg donation and surrogacy
34:00 – Understanding gestational vs. traditional surrogacy
37:00 – Steps to become an egg donor or surrogate
40:00 – Fertility360: Full-spectrum reproductive care and education
43:00 – Why Black families need early education on reproductive health
46:00 – Costs and options for families seeking surrogates or donors
49:00 – Addressing Black maternal health risks and state laws
52:00 – Where to find Eloise and learn more about Family Inceptions
54:00 – Final thoughts and wrap-up from Janice Robinson-Celeste
🏈✨ From NFL Champion to Creative Powerhouse
In this inspiring episode of the BACKtalk Podcast, we sit down with Martellus Bennett—Super Bowl Champion, author, animator, and world-builder—to talk about his powerful children’s book, Dear Black Boy.
Martellus opens up about why he walked away from football at the top of his game to pursue what he calls his “real job”: creating space for Black children to dream without limits.
We explore:
🔹 The meaning behind Dear Black Boy🔹 Why imagination is revolutionary for Black youth🔹 How parenting is life coaching in its truest form🔹 What it takes to break generational barriers and build new worlds
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or just someone who believes in the power of Black storytelling, this episode will inspire you to lead, love, and create with purpose.
📚 Dear Black Boy is more than a book—it’s a movement.
🎧 Tune in now and tag someone who needs to hear this.
⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Martellus Bennett on Dreaming Big & Dear Black Boy
00:00 – Intro and welcome to BACKtalk
01:00 – Meet Martellus Bennett: NFL star turned children's book author
04:00 – Favorite NFL memories and his connection to food
06:00 – Why he started writing children's books while playing football
10:00 – The lack of representation in children’s books for Black girls
13:00 – Why he focuses on expanding Black boys’ imagination
17:00 – The inspiration behind Dear Black Boy
20:00 – Sports as metaphor: life beyond the game
24:00 – Helping Black boys dream bigger with more than sports
28:00 – The power of storytelling and identity for Black kids
32:00 – How Black men can be gardeners of potential
35:00 – Reflections vs. representation in children’s media
39:00 – Why he doesn’t limit himself to one creative role
42:00 – Teaching kids to rewrite their own story
45:00 – Raising a creative child: messy, joyful, and intentional
49:00 – Participation in your child's imagination
52:00 – Honoring and passing on Black history through storytelling
56:00 – What's next: tech, video games, AR storytelling, and Disney
60:00 – Closing remarks and where to find Martellus Bennett online
🎧 Only 73% of Black newborns are ever breastfed — but why? And what’s standing in the way of support that all parents deserve?
In this powerful episode of BACKtalk with host Janice Robinson-Celeste, we sit down with expert lactation consultant Dr. Clifton Kenon Jr., IBCLC, DNP, RN to uncover the root causes of breastfeeding disparities in the Black community. From systemic barriers to cultural stigma and lack of access, we explore what’s really going on — and how to change it.
💡 Breastfeeding equity means making sure every parent, regardless of race, income, or location, has equal access to support, education, and care. It’s about giving every baby the healthiest start possible — and it’s long overdue.
Whether you’re a parent, advocate, or simply care about health justice, this conversation will open your eyes and fire you up for change.
🍼 Hosted by Janice Robinson-Celeste of Successful Black Parenting Magazine. Tune in now — your voice and your village matter.
⏱️ Episode Timestamps – Breastfeeding Disparities with Dr. Keenan
00:00 – Intro and welcome to BACKtalk
01:00 – Meet Dr. Clifton Keenan Jr. and his extensive work in lactation
04:00 – Icebreaker: Fun facts about Dr. Keenan
06:00 – Why breastfeeding is a critical health issue in the Black community
09:00 – Understanding breastfeeding disparities and historical context
13:00 – How systemic racism and medical mistrust impact breastfeeding
17:00 – Cultural normalization and family/community support
21:00 – Access to care: rural health, food deserts, and support systems
25:00 – The legacy of wet nursing and reclaiming breastfeeding pride
28:00 – Culturally competent lactation care and community education
32:00 – Inclusive lactation support for LGBTQ+ and non-traditional families
36:00 – Creating breastfeeding-friendly public and private spaces
40:00 – Addressing stigma and supporting bystander advocacy
44:00 – Longer-term breastfeeding: why two years is the standard
47:00 – How hospitals and birth centers can support lactation
51:00 – Why every parent deserves lactation support
54:00 – Where parents can turn for resources and community help
57:00 – How to connect with Dr. Keenan and final thoughts
Successful Black Parenting Magazine -- Dream of wanting to start your own business and you are a mom? Stuck in the spiral of working, coming home too tired to do a side hustle but needing more money to survive? We got you! Listen to this episode with host Janice Robinson-Celeste and Lakeisha Robichaux tell you how they did it and how you can do it, too.
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Get ready to wiggle! In this episode, we chat with Tsehay Hawkins, the trailblazing Yellow Wiggle and the first woman of color to join The Wiggles. Tsehay shares her inspiring journey from Ethiopia to becoming a global role model, how she brings her vibrant culture and dance to the stage, and the importance of representation in children’s media. Plus, don’t miss the scoop on The Wiggles’ 2025 U.S. tour and why music and movement are key to child development. This is an episode full of inspiration, joy, and a whole lot of wiggling!
TheWiggles #TsehayHawkins #RepresentationMatters #MusicAndMovement #ChildDevelopment
In this episode of BACKtalk, we’re thrilled to welcome Crystal Jordan, an autism advocate, author, and founder of Zachariah’s World, known for her book Just Like You, which sheds light on autism awareness and acceptance.
Crystal, celebrated for her dedication to empowering families and fostering inclusivity, shares her personal journey and provides invaluable insights for navigating life as a Black parent of an autistic child. Join us as Crystal discusses essential tips, practical resources, and ways to promote understanding and support in a world where every child deserves to be seen and valued.
This episode is a must-listen for parents, advocates, and allies striving to make a positive impact.
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🌟 Get ready to be inspired! Join us as we dive into a powerful conversation with Terysa Ridgeway, a former rocket scientist, Google Program Manager, and best-selling author of the “Terysa Solves It” STEM book series. Terysa has dedicated her life to opening doors for the next generation, teaching kids not only how to code but also how to dream big and reach for the stars. 🚀In this episode, we’ll explore:• Why coding is a critical skill for kids today—and how it can set them up for tomorrow’s high-demand careers.• Terysa’s journey from rocket scientist to children’s book author and STEM advocate.• Practical ways to get children curious and excited about technology, no matter their age!• Whether you're a parent, teacher, or simply passionate about empowering the next generation, this conversation is a must-watch. Tune in and discover how coding literacy is shaping the future—and how you can help your child get a head start! #science #STEM #RocketScientist #BlackExcellence #BlackGirlMagic #Technology #Tech
🚨 Stressed Out? You’re Not Alone! 🚨On this week’s BACKtalk 🎙️, we’re sitting down with Shawna Wells, a seasoned educator, and CEO of B is for Black Brilliance ✨. We’re diving into parental stress and the power of building your village 🏘️ to not just survive but THRIVE! 🙌🏾 Discover practical tips on how to create strong support systems 💪🏾, balance work and family 🧑🏾💼👨🏾👩🏾👦🏾, and uplift your kids’ brilliance 🌟.Tune in to Forming Your Village: Parental Stress + The Importance Of Community and reclaim your sanity! 💡👑 #stress #parents #moms #stressedout #ftk #tired #dads
In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, we sit down with Sophia A. Strother, a courageous survivor of sex trafficking. Sophia shares her harrowing journey from the depths of childhood trauma to becoming a beacon of hope for others. Discover the alarming realities of sex trafficking, and gain vital insights on how parents can safeguard their children. Join us as we discuss prevention strategies, the importance of awareness, and how to empower our communities to combat this pervasive issue. #humantrafficking #protectchildren #Safety
In this episode of BACKtalk, Ivy Price-Ware shares her inspiring journey from teen mom to educator and advocate, discussing the challenges of teen pregnancy and how young mothers can succeed despite the odds. Tune in for insights on overcoming socioeconomic barriers, cultural pressures, and the stigma surrounding teen pregnancy.
In this episode of BACKtalk, Dr. Tasha Dickerson breaks down the differences between public, private, charter, and magnet schools, offering valuable insights for parents of color. Learn how to make the best decision for your child's education and how to advocate for their success in any school system.
In this powerful episode of BACKtalk, Successful Black Parenting Magazine dives deep into the critical issues of mental health, suicide, and Black teens. Host Janice Robinson-Celeste sits down with award-winning writer and educator Tony Weaver Jr. to discuss the alarming rise in mental health struggles among Black youth and the unique challenges they face in today’s society. Tony shares his personal journey as a suicide survivor, offering insights into how parents and communities can better support teens through these difficult times. From identifying warning signs to creating safe spaces for open dialogue, this episode provides crucial information on addressing mental health within Black families. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation filled with practical advice, hope, and resources.
Join us on BACKtalk as we dive into a revolutionary approach to tween health and education with Dana Roberts and Dr. Monica Williams, the dynamic duo behind RedDrop. Discover how a classroom experience led to the creation of a groundbreaking brand dedicated to normalizing and preparing tweens for their periods.
This episode explores the journey from crafting the first 'period purse' to launching a brand that empowers and educates young girls and their families. Tune in to learn about the challenges, successes, and impact of RedDrop in transforming period discussions into positive, empowering conversations.
As we gear up for a new school year, join us on BACKtalk where Dr. Donna J. Nicol, a historian and educator at California State University Long Beach, sheds light on the evolving challenges in our educational system.
From the diminishing enthusiasm and readiness of students post-COVID to the unique struggles faced by first-generation Black and Brown students, Dr. Nicol discusses what it takes to uplift our educational standards.
Dive into this crucial conversation about fostering resilience, enhancing faculty retention, and the vital role of Black sororities in educational support. Get ready to lift the bar for our kids' futures!
Join us on BACKtalk by Successful Black Parenting magazine as we dive into an inspiring conversation with Justin and Patrice Brim, the visionary founders of JOOLS TV. Discover how this dynamic couple turned their pain into passion, creating a YouTube channel that reimagines education and entertainment for Black and Brown children. With early support from celebrities like Cardi B and Missy Elliott, JOOLS TV is making waves in the world of children’s media.In this episode, we explore:• The journey of launching JOOLS TV amidst personal tragedy.• The importance of diversity and inclusion in children's content.• Strategies for building generational wealth through social media.• Insights into their first children's book, "JJ's Affirmations."• The future of JOOLS TV as a pioneering brand.• Balancing the demands of raising a family while honoring their late son's legacy.• Exciting upcoming projects, including the launch of ‘Ms. P.’• Don't miss this heartfelt and informative discussion that sheds light on how JOOLS TV is shaping the future for the next generation.
Tune in to be inspired and learn valuable lessons on resilience, creativity, and the power of representation.
Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Yamicia Connor, a Harvard-MIT-educated OB-GYN, as she tackles the crisis of Black maternal health. Discover why Black women face higher pregnancy risks and learn essential tips for navigating a safer, healthier pregnancy.Dr. Connor’s passion for justice and groundbreaking work in healthcare equity will inspire and empower you. Don’t miss this vital discussion on making pregnancy a joyous experience for all.Listen now and be part of the change!
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Welcome to BACKTalk, the podcast by Successful Black Parenting magazine, where we dive deep into issues that matter most to Black parents. In this episode, we tackle some powerful truths about the involvement of Black parents in their children’s education and the impact of Black teachers on student performance.We are honored to have Dr. Meredith Anderson from the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) as our guest today. Dr. Anderson will share insights from a groundbreaking UNCF report that dispels myths about Black parental involvement and highlights the crucial role of Black teachers in enhancing student outcomes.In this episode, we cover:- An overview of the UNCF report and its key findings.- The realities versus myths about Black parents’ involvement in education.- The significant impact of Black teachers on Black students’ performance.- Unique challenges faced by Black parents and ways to address them.- The importance of representation in education.- How community support can enhance educational outcomes.- Recommended policy changes to support Black students.- Strategies to better engage Black parents in their children’s education.- Practical steps for overcoming barriers to parental involvement.- Future research needs and actionable steps to continue supporting Black families.Statistics Highlighted:- Black students perform better with Black teachers.- Myths around Black parental involvement are debunked, showing high engagement levels.- Join us for this insightful conversation and learn how we can collectively enhance the educational experiences and outcomes for Black students.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes that empower and inform Black parents. Click the notification bell to stay updated on our latest content!#BACKTalk #SuccessfulBlackParenting #BlackParents #BlackEducation #UNCF #DrMeredithAnderson #BlackTeachers #EducationalEquity #Podcast
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In this compelling episode, host Janice Robinson-Celeste is joined by Leigh Higginbotham, CEO and founder of Akina—often referred to as the Google for Black women. Together, they delve into the enduring moniker of the 'Strong Black Woman.' Why is this image so pervasive, and how does it impact the mental health of Black women? Tune in as they explore the pressures associated with the 'superwoman' ideal and discuss transformative ways to support mental wellness for Black women.
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If you have a child who is always getting in trouble for talking too much, join us live and ask us questions on-air as we speak with awesome Black author, Ashley Iman who wrote the children's book, "Ruby Reneé Had So Much To Say" and learn how to challenge this issue into positive energy. Who's watching? #alkativechild #blackgirlsread #readblackauthors
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The Rising Crisis: Unemployment and Inequality in the Black CommunityIn this crucial episode, we dive into the alarming rise in unemployment rates among African Americans and the persistent neglect of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), everywhere, but especially in the tech industry.Join us as we explore how these trends not only impact the economic stability of Black families but also affect community health and future opportunities. We discuss the significance of DEI initiatives, the effects of economic downturns on these programs, and the powerful role of partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).🔹 Key Points We’ll Cover: - The real impact of rising unemployment on Black families - The current state of DEI in tech and its implications for the industry and its workers - How budget cuts and layoffs disproportionately affect minority employees - Strategies for maintaining strong DEI initiatives amid financial pressures🔹 Special Insight: - Hear from David Lee, a visionary leader in tech diversity, as he shares effective strategies to foster inclusivity and why representation matters more than ever.💡 Whether you're deeply entrenched in looking for a job, concerned about social justice, or looking for ways to support diversity in the workplace, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps for everyone.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to help spread awareness about these critical issues. Your support can make a difference!#TechDiversity #UnemploymentCrisis #SocialJustice #InclusivityInTech #jobs #unemployment #BlackCommunity
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Join Janice Robinson-Celeste, CEO of Successful Black Parenting magazine, as she engages in an insightful discussion with Mariah Oates, the Director of Communications and Development at Mamatoto Village.This livestream will delve into Mamatoto's "Letters to Black Mamas" campaign, which will be featured in the magazine's special Mother's Day edition. Discover the campaign's touching video that connects three generations of mothers, as they share their birthing experiences and the impacts of motherhood through diverse lenses. The conversation will also explore the rich collection of letters penned by Black mothers, addressing vital topics like self-care, queer mothering, and postpartum depression. Tune in to learn about Mamatoto Village's dedicated service to Black maternal health, their achievements, and how they honor the resilience and dedication of Black mothers.
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Are your child's emotional ups and downs leaving you puzzled? Tune into our latest episode where we explore the power of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) to transform your parenting experience. Find out how SEL can equip your child with crucial skills to manage emotions, set goals, and make better decisions. Whether at home or in school, understanding SEL can be the key to nurturing a happier, more successful child. Don't miss out on expert tips and insights that can make a real difference in your family's life!
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If you have a child who is always getting in trouble for talking too much, join us live and ask us questions on-air as we speak with awesome Black author, Ashley Iman who wrote the children's book, "Ruby Reneé Had So Much To Say" and learn how to challenge this issue into positive energy. Who's watching? #alkativechild #blackgirlsread #ReadBlackAuthors
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The Rising Crisis: Unemployment and Inequality in the Black CommunityIn this crucial episode, we dive into the alarming rise in unemployment rates among African Americans and the persistent neglect of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), everywhere, but especially in the tech industry.Join us as we explore how these trends not only impact the economic stability of Black families but also affect community health and future opportunities. We discuss the significance of DEI initiatives, the effects of economic downturns on these programs, and the powerful role of partnerships with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).🔹 Key Points We’ll Cover: - The real impact of rising unemployment on Black families - The current state of DEI in tech and its implications for the industry and its workers - How budget cuts and layoffs disproportionately affect minority employees - Strategies for maintaining strong DEI initiatives amid financial pressures🔹 Special Insight: - Hear from David Lee, a visionary leader in tech diversity, as he shares effective strategies to foster inclusivity and why representation matters more than ever.💡 Whether you're deeply entrenched in looking for a job, concerned about social justice, or looking for ways to support diversity in the workplace, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps for everyone.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to help spread awareness about these critical issues. Your support can make a difference!#TechDiversity #UnemploymentCrisis #SocialJustice #InclusivityInTech #jobs #unemployment #BlackCommunity
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🔊 New Episode Alert! Tune into our latest #BACKtalk podcast episode featuring Drew Martin from We In The World. We're diving into the Hackathon For Change, a groundbreaking initiative where you can leverage play to spark transformative changes in your community, city, and beyond. Discover how you can make a real-world impact through a virtual hackathon open to participants of all ages. Catch the full episode on our YouTube channel now!
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- In this video, we delve into the crucial topic of active shooter drills and how Black parents can effectively navigate them to keep their children safe. Drawing from expert insights shared by Dr. Vecchi, we explore age-appropriate communication strategies, the importance of open dialogue, and practical response strategies for children of all ages. Dr. Vecchi emphasizes the need for parents to ask five critical questions to ensure their children understand the purpose of drills and know how to respond calmly and effectively in the event of an emergency. By fostering ongoing conversations and advocating for improved safety protocols, we can empower our children to navigate potential threats with confidence and resilience. Join us as we discuss proactive approaches to safeguarding our children's well-being in today's challenging world. #schools #drills
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🌟 BLKFAM backed by Whoopi Goldberg is the future of family-friendly streaming channels! 🚀 Join us as we sit down with CEO + Founder, Larry Adams, the visionary behind BLKFAM, the first and only Black-owned, Black-focused family streaming platform. With years of expertise in digital marketing and media, Larry shares his journey of creating BLKFAM and its mission to empower and celebrate Black families through authentic storytelling.From addressing the representation gap in mainstream media to partnering with icons like Whoopi, BLKFAM is breaking barriers and reshaping the narrative. Discover the diverse range of content available on BLKFAM, including original series, animations, documentaries, and syndicated shows, curated to resonate with Black audiences of all ages.In this engaging conversation, Larry reveals how BLKFAM utilizes data and AI to challenge stereotypes and provide inclusive content. Learn about the platform's accessibility across various devices and its commitment to reaching Black families across different demographics.Get a sneak peek into the upcoming projects and developments on BLKFAM, and explore how this groundbreaking platform strikes a balance between entertainment and education for young viewers. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion about the significance and impact of BLKFAM in the landscape of family-friendly entertainment!Tune in now and be part of the BLKFAM revolution! 🔥 #BLKFAM #BlackFamilyStreaming #RepresentationMatters #FamilyEntertainment #WhoopiGoldberg #InclusiveMedia
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BACKTALK: Our guest, Dr. Decoteau J. Irby Irby believes that struggle is necessary, progress is possible, and equity is imperative in schools. We discuss what is needed to make a difference for Black children in schools and what schools need to do to make a change. But most importantly, what parents need to look out for and demand to advocate for their children at school.
He wakes up every day to do things that he hopes will bend the world (or at least his world) into a position that is healthier, more affirming, and dignifying for him, his Black children, and others who look like them, and Black people in general.
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BACKTALK: African American Moms Are Birthing Babies Outside Of The U.S.
https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com --With the infant mortality rate 3xs higher for Black women, is it 'safer' to have your baby overseas? What about cheaper and is it a better quality experience? We're talking to a Black mom, Shakuwra Sandoval, who did it.
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BACKTALK: MOMS! How To Leave Your 9-to-5 Day Job And Work On Your Side Hustle
https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Watch this interview with Black mompreneur Ebone Cruz, a Tampa, Florida-area mom who’s an expert on women escaping the corporate rat race to become full-time entrepreneurs. Ebone has done it herself and shares information with our audience about The Professional Women’s Escape Plan that she’s created for female entrepreneurs.
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BACKTALK: How Black Families Can Create Generational Wealth Right Now
https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Watch this inspiring interview the groundbreaking financial advisor Eszylfie Taylor who stars in the upcoming docuseries "Mind. Body. Money," where he navigates the challenges of working with top athletes, Hollywood celebrities, and Fortune 500 companies -- all while also being a 'girl dad' at home to his three daughters. Eszylfie has defied the odds to become the country's top African American financial advisor and will take you on a journey through his professional, personal, and spiritual life, including his new lifestyle app of the same name: Mind. Body. Money. and help you understand how to create generational wealth right now.
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Talking Autism with Jamiyl and Tracy Samuels, authors of several children's books, including "The Amazingly Awesome Amani."
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Ooo HOT TOPIC! We didn't just discuss how to teach African American history at home but we took a deep dive into critical race theory (CRT), the 1619 Project, Texas' new bill to prevent race from being discussed in schools and the workplace, and New Hampshire's new bill where parents can opt-out their child from race talks in the classroom. This is good!
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Janice Robinson-Celeste did more than double down with the Derricos, she dug in and asked the questions you want to know about the family with 14 kids starring in the TLC's reality series, Doubling Down With The Derricos. Listen and comment, and support this positive Black family.
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Here we are at the end of a pandemic and we're now seeing a surge in mental health challenges for teens, but specifically for Black teen girls. It started suddenly, which was a shock to everyone but teens took it hard not to see their friends. This affected their social-emotional growth and exacerbated underlying health problems for many. We talk about what has happened, what is happening now, and what parents can look for and do to help their teens.
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BlackGirls #Teens #mentalhealth #pandemic #parents #children #Backtalk #JRceleste
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Tired of just surviving? Black mothers want to thrive. Everything from maternal mortality rates to the largest group owing substantial predatory student loans for advanced degrees makes it so that we have many road blocks stacked against us. What do we need to ensure Black mothers survive and thrive? We talk about this during this episode.
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I interviewed author, Cassandra Lane who has a new memoir titled, "We Are Bridges," which was inspired by the birth of her son and the lynching of her great-grandfather, Burt Bridges. This book has everything from discussing Black motherhood in the south to intergenerational racism. The book is available on Amazon, in major bookstore outlets, and it is available as an audiobook on Audible and more.
If you are looking for a great summer read, "We Are Bridges" is on JR's Favorites List. Get your copy at Amazon.com.
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SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Does Teaching White Fragility Hurt Black Children? On January 2, 2021, the New York Post published an article by freelance opinion writer Rav Arora titled, “Teaching ‘White Fragility’ Is Bad For Kids Of Color.” Arora appeared on BackTalk, Successful Black Parenting’s syndicated podcast and webcast for parents, along with Dr. Nakia Hamlett, a psychologist whose research focuses on mental health and trauma in Black children, and Lauryn Whitney, a mother and Black child advocate.
Arora’s article references the book by author Robin DiAngelo titled, White Fragility, which teaches white people how to discuss sensitive racial issues through adapting behaviors that often stymie race-based conversations. DiAngelo was also invited on BackTalk but could not attend due to a scheduling conflict.
In this episode of BackTalk, the guests along with our publisher, J.R. Celeste discuss Arora’s article, along with other controversial issues such as affirmative action, murders of Black men by police officers, white privilege, and more. Listen to learn about Successful Black Parenting’s stance on teaching Black children about white fragility and how to help your child to manage racial awareness and confrontation.
LINKS DISCUSSED ON BACKTALK
Raising Black Millionaires Flashcards
Ask Yourself video by Lauryn Whitney
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- The COVID-19 Vaccine and the Black Family.
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I’m not getting the vaccine - two words - Tuskegee Experiment!
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They put this vaccine together too fast for me! * I might get the virus if I get the vaccine.
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They are not vaccinating my child.
I am addressing this with the leading experts that are on the ground working with COVID-19. Should you and your family get the vaccine? Your hesitation is recognized but listen to see why the vaccine is your best shot, pun intended, of surviving COVID-19 and for getting back to normal.
The Black community is being affected by COVID more than any other group with higher death rates and hospitalizations. But in this podcast, we discuss everything you want to know about the Black family and the COVID vaccine.
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Natasha Hastings is an Olympic, World, and US National Champion Track and Field Sprinter. Born and raised in New York City, Natasha started running at the age of 9. As a new single mom, putting forth her best effort to co-parent with her son's father former Super Bowl Champ William Gay.
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- We all need friends as an additional support system to family. But how do you make friends during a pandemic and what to do when it's over to create friends? This live stream is for adults and works with children too. BackTalk Host, Janice Robinson-Celeste, interviewed Dr. Marisa G. Franco about making friends.
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- You and your children could have this trait and not even know you have it and you can easily find out by just asking your obstetrician. This trait has killed at least 11 football players since 2000 during practice and it is called Sickle Cell Trait. The sad thing is the now-deceased players did not have Sickle Cell Anemia, they didn't know they had the trait (like most of us), and they dropped dead during practice.
On our BackTalk live stream/podcast, Janice Robinson-Celeste, publisher of Successful Black Parenting magazine and CEO of Successful Parenting Media spoke to Dr. Corey Hebert who is a pediatrician, affiliated with Children’s Hospital in New Orleans. He is carrying the banner for educating the Black family about this disease and imploring them to find out if they have the trait. This can save lives.
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August is Black Breastfeeding Week (from Aug. 25-31) and we need more than just a week for this topic, so we are starting early and are claiming the whole month because that's how we do!
We're calling all lactating moms to listen in as our host, Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews nurse and lactation consultant, Krystal Duhaney from Milky Mama products, which you're going to want to check out on her fabulous website, Milky-Mama.com. Our live audience asked some great questions that you will want to know from the pros of breastfeeding to the cons. We have just about everything you want to know about nursing your baby in one podcast. Don't forget to love us and rate us!
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In his memoir, LIVING IN COLOR: What’s Funny About Me (Kensington Books) Davidson discusses being raised in an interracial household. His adoptive mother found him nearly dead in a garbage pile, and he was raised alongside his two adoptive white siblings in 1960s Mississippi. And we're going to be talking about the Proud Family reboot! We had a few funny moments and a lot of wise ones. Listen to hear more.
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Want to travel and raise your children? Ready to leave the USA for a while? Well, after 10 years of teaching in central Japan, where Karen M. Ricks founded and operated her own international Montessori school, she sold it all to begin a nomadic life of full-time travel with her family. Find out how she does it!
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Brandy J. Flynn, is a mental health counselor, entrepreneur, author, and educator. Talking about race and family can be complex, exhausting, and even scary. She knows that parenting Black boys and girls is requiring much larger conversations about society and the world that can be difficult for some parents. Those conversations can come with a huge amount of mental and emotional stress and Brandy is equipped to make those conversations easier for both parents and children.
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The recent killings of Amaud Aubrey, Breonna Taylor, and Georg Floyd have left most of us with feelings of anger, sadness, and fear for our Black children and family members as they journey into adulthood. How do we tell our children the ugly truth about racism, discrimination, and inequality in the world around us? We composed a panel of proactive Black parents to explore approaches and to provide resources for protecting our children. We had a virtual discussion about how parents are tackling these difficult conversations and the community-at-large chimed-in too!
We asked hard questions, we affirmed each others' fears, and we came up with solutions to shield and to protect our children. We even provided The TALK Tool Kit for parents to download. You can get ithere! For students experiencing racism in school from other students arm them with positive clapbacks and as a parent help them to learn how to navigate a racist world.
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BACKtalk, the talk show for Black parents with host, Janice Robinson-Celeste
Janice had an intense discussion with Carylee Carrington about Black children's books and their authors. Note: Not all Black children's books are by Black authors, so do your research.
Carylee is a children's book author, arts and literacy advocate, and host of The Read with Carylee Show. She is a proud black mom of two boys living in Nothern Virginia, just outside Washington, D.C., on a mission to introduce children to diverse children's book authors and help children develop kindness and courage. It all started when her son came home upset after hearing a racist remark on the school playground in Kindergarten. Since then, she has written two books ("Everyone, Just Like Me" and "Pretty Hair") teaching children to embrace their differences and treat others with kindness. In the fall she began hosting a new literary show "The Read with Carylee Show" (available on SoulVisionTV, YouTube & Facebook) that features indie and up-and-coming children's book authors, the majority who are black, but also from a wide variety of races and backgrounds.
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2020 has been a rough year with COVID-19, racial unrest, and unemployment at an all-time high. It feels like we're in a recession. If you're looking for a job or just want to work from home, listen to this broadcast for legitimate work-at-home jobs on a website created by a mom. Whitney Bonds was pregnant with her second child and missing out on so much family time. She looked for ways she could replace her income legitimately online and couldn't find a place without all the scams. She created a safe space for moms to find jobs online for FREE and now over 550,000 visit her site every month searching for ways to monetize their dreams. She's now living with the best of both worlds making money from home and raising her family. Her website is TriedAndTrueMomJobs.com.
https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS EPISODE! We answer all of your questions about the coronavirus, rumors, myths, and what to do to keep your child healthy, and what to do if they get it.
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We're updating you on what we know about COVID-19 and how to keep your kids healthy.
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Pediatrician, Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah tells Backtalk's host Janice Robinson why the Coronavirus can be harmful to many with asthma or weak immune systems, especially in the Black community. And for the flu season, don't forget to pick up a copy of our toddler board book to help your child learn to blow his/her nose. It's called, "Miles' Stuffy Nose" by Janice Robinson-Celeste and it is available for pre-order on our website.
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Find out why it's currently a global emergency and why there is a White House Task Forced formed to manage it?
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Discovered how it is different from other flu strands and how it spreads.
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Learn how to protect your infants and toddlers.
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Throw out your hand sanitizer! Find out the CORRECT way to wash your hands and cover your mouth and why that is so important with this new virus.
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Be aware that face masks are selling out and learn which one you need to filter out viruses.
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It's not talked about enough but there are times when a mom might lose her pregnancy, whether in utero or a stillbirth. Research has shown that African American women experience all types of pregnancy loss more often than white women. This includes miscarriage as well as stillbirth, preterm birth, and infant death. The reasons why have baffled scientists for decades.
When a mother loses her baby, everyone around her grieves but often doesn't know what to say creating a space where the mother can feel alone. These moms need support and support is available. Sadija A. Smiley, is the Founder and CEO of Stillborn and Infant Loss Support (SAILS), dedicated to raising awareness and creating a supportive environment for families who have experienced a stillbirth, pregnancy or infant loss. SAILS was created to honor the life of her daughter, Ivyanna Salene, who was born sleeping on November 13, 2003. Sadija has spent the last 18 years serving in non-profit organizations to improve the quality of life outcomes for under-served, minority, and low-income communities. She will help moms who have babies born sleeping cope and help others know how to support them.
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BACKTALK: Your Total Reproductive Options
Fertility in black women is rarely discussed or acknowledged as a problem. Studies have shown that when it came to infertility and IVF treatments, black married women had a harder time. Even celebrities like Beyonce, Tyra Banks, and more have struggled with conception. I welcome back our special guest, Dr. Dorette Noorhasan, who is talking about everything you need to know to get pregnant. Her new book, "The Fertility Manual: Reproductive Options for Your Family" educates you about every term and option you have to get pregnant. If you've been having difficulty conceiving or know someone who is, this is the podcast for you.
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BACKTALK: You Can Totally Teach Your Toddler To Read
Our special guest mom, Andrea Stephenson, taught her toddler son to read early. Give your toddler an advantage over other students when starting school. Did you know that it is imperative that your child knows how to read well BEFORE THIRD GRADE? You have to start early. Don't underestimate what a toddler can learn when you break it down to their level. My toddler is currently learning the planets in the solar system and she is super excited about it. You want them to know as much as possible before entering school so they can excel and succeed.
Andrea shares tips with parents on how to make learning fun for kids. Her website, SimplyOutrageousYouth.org, provides parents with weekly activities and tips for accelerated learning in kids. She has written two books, "Teach Your Toddler to Read Through Play" and "Fun and Easy Ways to Teach Your Toddler to Write." Both of these books have over 130 activities, tips, and resources for your kids.
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BACKTALK: A Better Alternative Than Thanksgiving
Learn how to integrate racial socialization with racial history, Black culture, and racial pride during family and communal gatherings as an alternative to Thanksgiving, which celebrates a genocide of indigenous Black and brown people. BACKtalk's host Janice Robinson-Celeste interviewed Dr. Farzana Saleem, Ph.D. to help you feel better about giving thanks with family but without celebrating pilgrims and the mass genocide of Black and Brown bodies.
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BACKTALK: Making Millionaires
You want to give your child a headstart on making bank, give your child a millionaire's mindset from birth and remind them that anything is possible. Teaching financial responsibility and literacy is just a start. Nurturing your child as an entrepreneur and learning about the stock market and investing help but knowing how others did it, is even better.
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BACKTALK: How To Prep For The SAT & Earn College Scholarships
Learn how to maximize your child's potential to ace their SAT score to attain scholarships that you won't even know about unless their score is higher than the average. The SATs have changed and you need to know how to prepare your child for these changes so they can succeed. BACKtalk's host, Janice Robinson-Celeste interviewed Akbar Rahel, the admissions director for Prep Expert to find out about tips and hacks for the SATs.
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BACKTALK: Does Your Child Suffer From Eczema - Listen To This!
It's National Eczema Awareness Month and Janice interviewed the Dixon Family whose son Isaiah, has chronic atopic dermatitis, another name for eczema. Isaiah and his family were part of a new video series that highlights the challenges of severe eczema and offers advice for teen sufferers, called The Understand AD Squad, which tackles the everyday physical and emotional challenges faced by teens living with atopic dermatitis (AD) and their caregivers. You can check out the full series here.
The Dixon family teamed up with a dermatologist, psychotherapist, and an adult patient peer to help raise awareness and inspire kindness and empathy for teens battling atopic dermatitis alongside usable tools for other families who are managing the disease.
Throughout his life, Isaiah’s symptoms have caused frequent hospitalizations, school absences and emotional stress for him and his loved ones – even forcing him to miss out on team sports and playing outside with other kids, as sweat could trigger a skin flare-up that would make being active difficult and even painful.
There are 400,000 adolescents in the United States living with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe AD. Despite the disease prevalence, there remains a great amount of stigma and lack of knowledge around the disease. Teens living with a chronic illness like moderate-to-severe AD face unique challenges as they have to manage their disease on top of both the academic and social pressures.
According to one study,
· 39% reporter being bullied or teased about their AD at some time in their life
· 52% were depressed
· 50% were concerned about being seen in public
· 36% reported decreased self-confidence
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BACKTALK: FUN S.T.E.M. Activities for Young Children
https://successfulblackparenting.com/3-ways-to-get-your-family-to-meaningfully-participate-in-stem-education -- Okay, y'all S.T.E.M. can be fun but it can also be 'LIT' watch this broadcast about helping your child be as smart as possible by incorporating Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M.). You can read the article by GA Sealy at the link above.
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We now know that Black children learn best with Black teachers but retaining Black teachers in schools has proven to be difficult for school districts nationally. Black teachers understand the culture and the circumstances that our children are coming from, they are role models for our children, they understand the culture, and are natural storytellers. Listen and learn how to best equip yourself and your child when in an environment with mostly white teachers.
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Millennial moms are a different generation from the generations before them. Millennial moms are:
- Not worried about screen time;
- Connected to technology;
- Are more city dwellers than suburbanites;
- Working for happiness and not money;
- More health-obsessed;
- Waited to have kids and more.
If you're a millennial mom, listen in and see why you're super great!
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Are you taking good care of yourself? Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex was just recorded saying that "no one asks about how she's doing?" Well, we're asking if our strong moms are okay? We're all about parents taking care of themselves and this episode will tell you why you sometimes need to put yourself first in order to be the best mom you can possibly be. Take care of yourself too!
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Janice spoke with Dr. Catherine Jackson who is America's #1 leading brain psychologist who has been featured in CNN, The Washington Post, Prevention Magazine, Martha Stewart, Black Press USA, Bustle, and many other media sources. We are going to help you make sure your child's brain is as BRILLIANT as it can be!
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Can you think of the first time that you had a Black male teacher in school? The amount of Black male teachers nationwide is just 2% of all teachers. I'm speaking with Dr. Kimberly Underwood, the research chairperson at the University of Phoenix about the lack of Black male teachers in K-12 grade nationally to find out why and what we as parents can do about it.
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I'm talking with Dr. April Lisbon. She is an autism coach, a 19-year veteran school psychologist, and who is a mom raising a child that is autistic and dyslexic. We are discussing special needs children, diagnosis and family support. If you know of someone who needs to hear this podcast, please share it with them right now!
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If you are looking to grow and be empowered listen to this podcast. It's all about self-care and becoming the best mom and woman you can be WITHOUT burnout! I interviewed, Muffy Mendoza, the author of the book "The Brown Mama Mindset," about moms like YOU achieving personal growth, self-care, and peace of mind!
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Dr. Noorhasan is a successful fertility physician who has helped thousands of women achieve pregnancy and parenthood. I asked the questions that you want to hear. If you have ever struggled with conception or know of someone who has, send them this link. Dr. Noorhasan has a new book that is available on Amazon.com, titled "Miracle Baby." I will have her back on the show in November when her newest book will launch titled the "Fertility Manual."
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You Don't Want To Miss This Episode! I'm chatting with Norman Alston, math genius helping Black kids excel in numbers. He has been seen on TedX. Norman has an innovative approach to teaching mathematics and learning numbers. He is constantly DEVELOPING new community-based INITIATIVES and SERVICES to SUPPORT higher mathematic achievement in Black children. He dreams of seeing a nationwide mathematics RENAISSANCE where students simply learn to LOVE numbers.
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Dr. Carl James co-wrote a series of guidelines that are designed to support parents' and guardians' involvement in the education of Black children. These guidelines are a road map for parents from junior kindergarten all the way to graduation to their first year of college. Ask him questions live on-air about your child's school.
You can find The Engaged Parent: Navigating the School System for Black Student Success by grade level at this link - https://edu.yorku.ca/research/jean-augustine-chair/jean-augustine-chair-resources/?fbclid=IwAR19Ooo8xEY8hVqV8zsxIGuSpUatyc1jlgfog4S_SKxtSDllW1EOAiOxCAY
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Listen to our interview with, as seen on The View and on the ABC network, journalist Linsey Davis is also a children's book author on her second book titled, "One Big Heart: A celebration of being more alike than different," which just launched last month. She will tell us about her story as a working mom and she will read her book aloud to our listening audience.
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Listen to our conversation with host Janice Robinson-Celeste and special guest, Anni Reinking, author of the book, "Not Just Black and White" to talk about her story as a white mother raising a Black son in multiracial America and her journey towards awareness and learning.
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This episode is HOT! We're talking about ”What Teens Need” with the author, speaker, and minister Treveal C.W. Lynch. Let's learn about what is enough in our lives as he talks about his book, "What Is Enough: How to Lighten Your Load And Find What Makes You Happy."
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Author, Dr. Froswa Booker Drew shares with us her last-minute lessons for her college-bound daughter before she left home. Her book, "It's Time to Fly Away" is not just about leaving the nest, it is about soaring and knowing that support exists within family, friends, and in your faith.
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The Browning of America means that brown bodies will be the majority in 2032 and that Caucasians will become the new minority due to higher childbirths in minority communities. How does the Browning of American affect Black Families? During the past two years, there seems to be an effort to reduce Black and brown bodies and to increase the white birth rate. Pay attention to how this affects Black families from mortality rates to being treated harsher in schools, to restrictions on birth control for moms, abortion bans, the immigration exodus of brown bodies, and more.
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LET'S TALK! There was a mother, we shall call her momma bear, in Orange County, CA that went to her child's school and addressed the class that was bullying her child and distributed, "Ass Kicking" tickets to anyone who wants to bully her daughter. She came to this frustrating moment after her child made comments about suicide.
The Black child suicide rates right now are at an epidemic level. Listen as we discuss this, bullying, what to do if your child is the bully or is on the receiving end, and how to be sure to instill empathy in your child to not just be a bystander but to be a leader.
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We're talking about everything in the news affecting Black mom's from dress code bans against parents at a local Texas school -- meaning NO BONNETS, y'all to the royal birth of Master Archie to our own American Cinderella, Meghan Markle. Join us and LET'S TALK.
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I recently interviewed Supermodel Sessilee Lopez-Holmes, who is a new mother to two wonderful children. Sessilee is a former Victoria’s Secret model and Vogue cover model. She’s walked almost every runway internationally and has graced the pages of just about every magazine. She is also my daughter. I told y’all I was a successful Black parent!
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Your family is a target of these orchestrated outrageous public relations campaigns from Gucci creating blackface sweaters to Burberry sending a model down the runway with a noose around her neck. Let's talk about what's the answer.
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Her daughter was BULLIED for her skin and momma wrote a book about it with her child to build her self-esteem. We are chatted with Danielle Walters and her daughter about bullying and their book, PRETTY FROM THE KINK IN MY CURLS TO THE BEAT IN MY STEP.
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- With an African American death rate for children being10 times that of white children, and with them being four times more likely to be admitted to the hospital for asthma, it's time we talk to Heather McTeer Toney, the National Field Director for Moms Clean Air Force. Moms Clean Air Force is a community of moms and dads united against air pollution, including the urgent crisis of our changing climate to protect our children's health.
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There is a nationwide phenomenon of bullying that is taking place and it's been labeled as part of The Trump Effect. A Virginia study found increased bullying in areas that voted for Trump. That coupled with statistics that Black children are punished harsher than their white peers often leaves Black children blamed for being bullied. Is the answer to segregate? Afrocentric schools build the self-esteem of Black children and keep them out of the school-to-prison pipeline. Black youth suicide rates are also elevated, many site bullying as the reason. The number of Black homeschool students has largely increased. What is the answer and how do we protect our children. Janice spoke to one parent about how she is dealing with this very same scenario at her child's school.
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https://www.SuccessfulBlackParenting.com -- Kids Who Bank - Teach your children how to be responsible with money at an early age so they will be set for life. Students should know how to balance a checkbook, create a budget, manage their credit score, and know about the stock market before they graduate.
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If you watched Surviving R. Kelly on LifeTime, let's talk about some of the real problems here. Janice Robinson-Celeste, the publisher of Successful Black Parenting magazine gets real.
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Breaking News: I'm talking about the recent arrests of the murderers of Jazmine Barnes, age 7 (Texas). Lots of unanswered questions. Rest In Power Jazmine. What are your thoughts? - Janice Robinson-Celeste, Publisher of Successful Black Parenting magazine.
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Host Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews the director of the Council of African American Parents (CAAP) and they discuss creating the best education for Black children.
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Host Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews the lead actress and producer of Ashley's World online series. We talk about the character as a single mother and lesbian identity.
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Host Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews the National Black Child Institute about the PreK-to-Prison Pipeline that ruins the lives of Black children from the time they enter preschool putting them on a failure-track instead of a success-track.
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Host Janice Robinson-Celeste, interviews young Abigail the Storyteller, who has documented herself reading more than 500 books. This exceptional girl has storytime on her Twitter feed every day, which is perfect to play at bedtime for your young child.
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Host Janice Robinson-Celeste talks with the founder of I Love Being Black, about his Facebook page with millions of followers and how he did it. And learn about how we're Black and We're Proud resonates through this group. ✊🏿
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Host, Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews news correspondent Stephanie Humpries about keeping on top of tech for teens, especially with internet safety. They know more than we do!
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Host Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews the Chocolate Milk Mommies about breastfeeding. They have been featured on television and in People magazine for their stunning photoshoot nursing their babies in the woods to encourage more Black moms to breastfeed.
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BackTalk LIVE with Host Janice Robinson-Celeste, Motivated Mom, LaToyia Dennis on the conference of the same name. If you're a Black mom and you want to bond with other Black moms, listen in.
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Host, Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews the famous Tampa cooking family, the Germany's who own the hit catering business, Livy Os. This is the way to start a family business and they are still thriving.
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Host, Janice Robinson-Celeste interviews the founder of Swimmie Caps who makes swim caps with images of Black children. Yolanda Flournah went to prison and came out, started Swimmie Caps, and got her doctorate degree. She now has added a line of underwear with Black children on them.
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